boomer crook wrote:pitanje za xperte: zasto je pomama za pfizerovom vakcinom? oxfordska deluje daleko laksa za transport i skladistenje a sustinski radi posao.
Marius Lăcătuș wrote:u hotelu rtanj na kopu svaki 4. gost zaražen? pa to je to, četvrtina zemlje aktivno bolesna, četvrtina preležala, četvrtina će uskoro. ostali koji preteknu su za vakcinu.
Glupa i luda ko struja,njoj se ta masovna policijska streljanja jer si prekrsio policijski cas stvarno odvijaju u glaviJanko Suvar wrote:[size=36]
[size=36]Moll Flanders 1917[/size]
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, pošto predlažete policijski čas za novu godinu, da li ćete vi preuzeti odgovornost ako policija nekog ubije kao što se desilo u Albaniji?
Da li će sada svi koji pozivaju na masovna zatvaranja i policijski čas da stave prst na čelo?
Ili "spasavanje života" ima smisla samo dok izigravate freelance inviziciju, kažnjavate i uživljavate da ste moralno superiorni?
Nije glupo delovala, moram da kazem [/size]
Koji smo pritom imali ove godinebuffalo bill wrote:Što bi policija ubila nekog tokom policijskog časa? Nisu ovo Otpisani i nemačke patrole po gradu.
die linke / rosa luxemburg stiftungЛетећи Полип wrote:Ko je dobio naređenje, i wtf je trockistička centrala?
LOUISVILLE — A snow leopard at a Kentucky zoo is the first in the U.S. to test positive for the coronavirus, federal officials announced Friday.
Why some people with coronavirus have no symptoms and others get extremely ill is one of the pandemic's biggest puzzles.
A study in Nature of more than 2,200 intensive care patients has identified specific genes that may hold the answer.
They make some people more susceptible to severe Covid-19 symptoms.
The findings shed light on where the immune system goes wrong, which could help identify new treatments.
These will continue to be needed even though vaccines are being developed, says Dr Kenneth Baillie, a consultant in medicine at the Royal Infirmary in Edinburgh, who led the Genomicc project.
"Vaccines should drastically decrease the numbers of covid cases, but it's likely doctors will still be treating the disease in intensive care for a number of years around the world, so there is an urgent need to find new treatments."
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plachkica wrote:ja se sad čula sa majkom, javio joj se pop da dođe sutra da sveti vodicu,
i njoj bilo glupo da ga odjebe.
ceo komšiluk je mator (75+) i svi slave nidžu, i svi se mesecima čuvaju, ne idu jedni kod drugih,
nose maske, i bukvalno može da ih ubije jedan pop.
malo je reći da sam besna.
drago je predlagao da se zaputi u šabac i da mu slomi noge.
jbt
I believe the incoming #COVID19 vaccines tend to be effective and safe. I also predict widespread vaccination campaigns will save lives. Though, I doubt vaccines will significantly shorten the timeline of the pandemic, which I predict to be around mid/late 2021 (± 6 months)
— Prof Francois Balloux (@BallouxFrancois) December 12, 2020
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